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Josie Henley-Einion is still clearly capturing the public's interest with her fantastic debut novel, Silence, with yet more press - this time a feature in the Wales on Sunday. Concentrating on the fact Josie and her partner were forced out of their home and subjected to appalling and violent harassment, it provides a backdrop to several of the issues highlighted by Silence.
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Thanks Mark. Well, I’m certainly getting my revenge now. At least if they can read, as they clearly couldn’t write! That ‘lesbeans’ graffiti caused a lot of laughter. Am I a green lesbean or a broad lesbean?
Posted by: Josie | 08 September 2008 at 11:57 AM
Sadly, sounds like you did the right thing getting out, Josie. Hope things are better for you now and congrats again on your novel. The people who harrassed you are just scum - no excuses.
Posted by: mark liam piggott | 08 September 2008 at 10:40 AM